Yes -- for neworleanean moms there can be an exception.
Buffistechnology 2: You Made Her So She Growls?
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Thanks, Tom. If no one else pops up, I'll send it on to you.
OK. Profile addy is good.
Apple Customer Service is teh BEST.
I went to the Apple store with my hyperclean iPod Mini and my sad story. The person agreed that it was probably beyond hope. I explained that my son really loved Minis, and now they were discontinued. She went into the back of the store, found a couple of open-box Minis (opened and returned), gave me the open-box discount, and then gave me the recycled iPod discount.
Rock on.
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So, my tale.
When I moved in in July, I set up the Internet. It worked. When my roommates moved in, I set up the wireless router (which one of them had), but it refused to let me set up a password system. I called my tech support. He said that the router was broken and a new one was needed. Roommate #1 said we should call her brother. We did. He had us set up a MAC address filter. Since then (and even then), the router gets pissy when you try to talk to it (the 192.168.1.1 stuff. Getting to the Internet is stable, unless you try to talk to it, or anyone else tries to get on.). It crashes. It also does not let anyone other than me and RM#1 on the wireless, even after I try to change the settings.
Now, the diag light is on solid, and it's not letting me on at all, wired or wireless.
Any ideas on how to fiix it or convince the roommates that, no, it wasn't working fine before?
What type of router is it? Most of them have a hard reset button that will return them to factory defaults.
Linksys. I shall try that
On a linksys you need to press the reset button and hold it in until all the lights flash off. I think it's around 10 seconds.
Yup.
Diag still on, though